Psycho-Pass: Sinners of the System Case.3 - Onshuu no Kanata ni＿＿

Shinya Kougami continues to wander the Southeast Asian Union (SEAUn) away from the eyes of the Sibyl System in Japan. While traveling through the Tibet-Himalayan Alliance Kingdom, Kougami encounters Guillermo Garcia—commander of a paramilitary group attempting to unite the local factions and bring peace to the war-torn nation. Wary of joining another mercenary group, Kougami declines to join his cause, but agrees to be driven to the nearby Tibetan capital by one of Garcia's men.

However, Kougami's plan to remain uninvolved is short-lived when a bus of refugees are ambushed by armed guerrillas. Among them is a half-Japanese, half-Tibetan girl named Tenzing Wangchuck. Impressed with Kougami's fighting prowess as he single-handedly takes the attackers out, Wangchuck requests him to teach her how to fight so she can take revenge against the warlord who murdered her family.

Knowing first-hand that there is no turning back to the person you were once you take a human life, Kougami is initially reluctant to accept her request. But faced with the girl's desire for vengeance that mirrors the haunting abyss inside his own heart, will he train her?

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Kougami, Shinya Main

Seki, Tomokazu Japanese

Hanashiro, Frederica Main

Honda, Takako Japanese

Wangchuck, Tenzing Main

Morohoshi, Sumire Japanese

Makishima, Shougo Supporting

Sakurai, Takahiro Japanese

Dominator Supporting

Hidaka, Noriko Japanese

Gurung, Tshering Supporting

Takagi, Wataru Japanese

Belmondo, Jean-Marcel Supporting

Tsuruoka, Satoshi Japanese

Dorj, Kinrei Supporting

Shimura, Tomoyuki Japanese

Garcia, Guillermo Supporting

Isobe, Tsutomu Japanese

Morihiro, Fumi Producer

Mori, Akitoshi Producer

Banshou, Kouichi Producer

Saitou, Masaya Producer

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Oct 21, 2023

izumiyamura23

Recommended

Case 3 is all about Kogami. For the most part, it works. Him being outside Japan with foreign characters never quite felt natural, but that aside, as the title says, it's about him moving on from his bad choices and the road he traversed while consumed with getting revenge on Makishima.

Unsurprisingly, Makishima reappears as a ghost to chat with Kogami, because of course. He's even glowing in one scene (because we all know he's the goat). But it also seems to be his final send-off as Kogami appears to have moved on and he's not seen in the next chapter of the series.

Reviewer’s Rating: 9

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Nov 20, 2019

red4scare

Mixed Feelings

In a word: Mediocre.

Classical story of fallen hero that redeems himself by taking care of a child. You´ve seen it countless times in different mediums. And when done correctly it can work pretty well.

But Case 3 does not do it very well. The characters are all extremely one-dimensional. Even Kougami, who is a very interesting character in the first and second seasons, gets here reduced to just "revenge is bad so I won´t kill anyone anymore". And he takes that motto to ridiculous lengths.

One also wonders why someone who is renouncing violence travels to the hottest warzone in Asia. It really makes no sense. ... This story would work much better if he was running AWAY from violence, and violence found him anyway. But instead he´s travelling from warzone to warzone! Retarded.

Then you have villains whose plan reminds me of the South Park gnomes business plan:
1 - Collect underpants
2 - ???
3 - Profit

I´m still scratching my head trying to understand what was the villain plan and how doing what he does is supposed to make him rich.

While Case 2 could have greatly benefited from additional 30-40min or running time, here in Case 3 I was glad the nonsense was over quickly.

The final action scene is cool, so I guess there´s that.

Reviewer’s Rating: 5

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Oct 12, 2020

NiQ1

Not Recommended

This movie is pretty much a sequel to the first movie (the full feature) and if you thought that one was so bad it couldn't get any worse then this movie is the definite proof that it can.
The movie follows the former enforcer Shinya Kougami after the events of the first movie in SEAU. He takes a ride to the Nepal-Himalaya alliance, yet another country in a middle of a civil war. He rescues a girl who happens to be half-Japanese and who wants to learn how to fight, purely to take revenge on the one who killed her father, then somehow everyone ends up ... shooting everyone else.
This movie is awful even by American standards. It also has really no real connection whatsoever to the Psycho-Pass world. In fact, the term "crime coefficient" is only briefly mentioned once in the entire movie, probably just as an excuse to make this part of the Psycho-Pass franchise. Also, the only character from any prior installments that appears in this movie are Kougami (technically also Frederica Hanashiro, who appeared in the previous Sinners movie - for five minutes). And forget about dominators or any advanced technology, you won't find any of that stuff here. This is purely a generic action/war movie, nothing more.
Regarding art and sound - Nothing too special, same style as ever.

Reviewer’s Rating: 4

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